Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-28

Inc EtW ReHOrS SO6kOWs
HIS DISTRESS AT THE CONDITION OF THE CROW
PRINCE.

his DISTRESS AT THE CONDITION OF TIE CROWN
PRINCE
Emperor William yesterday received the presi-
dent and vce-presIdent Of the reichstag, who came
to express the sympathy Of that body with the
crown prince. The emperor, replying to their ad-
dress, said that the aiment Of the crown prince
was severe visitation, especially in view OF his
high position and his great abilities for continuing
the direction OF the policy OF Prussia and Ger
many, In manner which would have enabled the
emperor TO close his eyes in peace What Provi-
dence might further decree none could tell but ft
was the duty OF all TO bow TO Gods inscrutable
Will The universal sympathy which had been
shown in such q remarkable degree was a great
consolation. He regretted that he was unable to
liked himself TO have told the world that he de.
sired peace, although Germany was perfectly pre-
pared to meet attacks He next alluded to the
ne said, was also manifest In the Individual states
OF the empire. Finally, in the course OF a few
words on the general political situation he ex-
Grevy.
THE CROWN PRINCES PHYSICIANS AsroNIsHRD
A New York World special from San Reno,
November 81, says: There is some temporary i'm
provement In the crown princes condtion-an i'm
Provement that has astonished his physicians.
For Two days the prince has breathed, eaten and
spoken without difficulty. He has resumed his
regular daily occupations, with the exception of
reading newspapers which are baniShed from
villa Zlrio. The prince eats now at the same table
with his family, and plays cards during the even
Ing with his two Oldest daughters He goes to bed
at 10 O'Clock, and says himself that he feels In
much better health than when In London. Men,
bers OF the family and the prince before whom the
word cancer Is now never mentioned, have begun
10 hope and talk OF projects "when papa shall be
cured" The hysicians In attendance are far from
sharing these hopes. They say that from the con-
dlton OF the princes malady an abscess might form
and require prompt operation, but they say his pre-
sent freedom from trouble may continue for an in
dennlte period. 1t Is said a new swelling has
begun to show In the throat, and to meet It new
applications of ice have been put on.
The Bogus Diplomatic Dispatches.
FURTHER LIGHT ON THE INTRIGUE WHICH NEARLY
PLUNGED EUROPE IN WAR.
The Berlin National Gazette states that the
car has forwarded to Prince Bismarck the origi.
mails OF the forged documents containing what
purported to be Prince Bismarck's sentiments
toward Russia The dispatches which were laid
before the car consisted OF semi-diplomatic
papers and private letters emanating from the
courts OF WurtemburR Oldenburg and SAKE
C0burg The letters, which extended from time
prior TO Prince Ferdnand'S candfdature in Bull
FredensbOrg, quoted pretended dispatches from
Bismarck strongly inimical to tile car Baron
Jomini, trusted adviser OF the car, and strong
Pan-SlaviSt, Is believed TO have been used as the
medium to place before the car the earliest let
tiers giving fraudulent extracts from Bismarck's
dispatches. OnicialS OF the court OF Denmark are
suspected OF having been the channels for the
transmission or the later bogus documents which
led the car TO break The arranged interview with
Emperor William at Stettin. Neither the COmte
de Paris nor the Orleanist chiefs directly In
yoved in the intrgues, but members OF the
orleans family, who are related to the Danish and
the other courts above mentioned, are believed to
De the sources OF the deception.